Cll
vODf lit
occurred be
p of prohibition nnd
l!h election genornlly
I" riinturbancc having
linto hour thin ftftur-
tlm prohibition in
i of the Attention,
(pro nut neglected
mo four, wim .x-
kit would bo possl-
rp(iBteri in the
Uh Biut'8 got into
it until Into.
challengera nt
tubtful vote wns
V sworn in.
in v no rm on a
uihSSt'tf nnd
n their
i.u eny is
r more,
bv two
i nro to
lack son
i run-
i nook
Loity.
ii ud
living
f t"OB III -. "..
V V r 1 Mori ford Hnmliiv iT"
II. Jackson nf Ashland won tuo medal
with the subject, "Yon, 1 Am Guilty."
The other sponkora were Ktliel Cox of
Moil ford, wtm won tho local contest
for the silver modal with tho fcubject
"Hnloou vs. Homo;" Minnio Jsckfton
of Jacksonville, whoso nub jl'ft won
'The Collef-o Oil Can," find W'nller
Hm i r It id' Ashland, whoso subject wriH
'Dykes of Holland." Tho judges were
J. A. IVmery, V. T. (builder nud M.
Pltrdin. A crowded house heard tho
speakers. Miss Hutu l.illwnll of Kugono
spoke In favor nf prohibition.
Six young Indies contested for tho
silver mod ii I Mntunljiy evening nl tho
Presbyterian church, Minn Cox winning
tho prizo, Tho other contestants wvro
Mury Orr, Mn r,ii i Curry, Kdith Cur
son, Kiln NngO and Hollo Shirley. Tho
judges wore Miss Hnoilinr nnd tho llo
Mr. Horn and Nov. Mr. Hull.
WEAKNESS FOR GREEN
. - PLUMS CAUHES DEATH
ii.i. K 1 r i. ......
hustoned tho ond of Wing Voo Yuen, n
( 'hinose, who worked on t lie run eh of
(iom-iro liOiitr nt 1'nir Oaks. Wim? ore
forrod green plums to Inn own iiiitionnl
dish ol nee, likely hecuuso t hoy iliil
tint I-iint iim nineh. Now ho is ft eornso
nt tho morgue. Ho died yoHtonlny in
(front agony hot ore n physician could
lie canon to relievo nun.
At lirsl it was thought. Hint Wind's
ilcnth wns due to n highbinder' plot, uh
no wns member nf the llmg Hong
I'oiu ihtit lately shot nn Chinatown.
Hut nn investigation developed thnt
Win. .r.tir...1 hi in tul t oil I'Pl'l" l:liOS
while picking thoin Thursday night nnd
Inter oouiplainoit to ms countrymen oi
growing pains in tho stomach.
(lis countrymen advised him lo cool
the intornul fires by ill Inking water,
mi thnt onlv niiurnvntod In pmn. In
tho morning Win; was found dying in
bed. his fm'O contortoit iy suiiermtf. a
,i.t.Y uiiM mnninonod. but tho uufor
tumito fhinoso pnod nwny boforo ho
rwioliod tho hedwltio.
Tho ilontl man was wotl to do nnd had
Jkt) iJufc luwsosHioii a bank look hnw
husides vnlusble papri.
p
Souutor Iloyburn
rocognitlon.
rroi'wding under on ordr 4optf4
tho licat of the dchato, the atttrtuiy
had already hefrun to call the roll and I
Vice-President K:ilrbank ruled Mr. Hey
hum out of order. .
This made the Idaho aca&fo.r angry
aud when Mr. Aldrich demanded the
rKRiilur order, tho former shouted:
" lon '( raise mich a row until you hear
whiit J have to say."
The roll call proceeded. In the mean,
time Henutors liafellette und fttooe came
into tho chamber in response to the
ringing of tho cull hells. Doth were sor
prim'd at tho turn of proceedings. It
developed later that Mr. tttone biid as
Agreement with Mr. Ooro to relieve him
at u p. in. It was not quite G when
tho roll' cult guu. Mr. Lafolktte
voted in tha negative, but a few mo
nn nts later changed to tho affirmative
lide iu order that he might pader the
rules mciYO n reconsideration.
As soon us the veto was anuouac
ed Mr. Aldrich and Mr. LafolleMt.
shouted "Mr. President!" simulnne
ously. Tho vice-president rcooijuticd Mr.
Aldrich in spite of Lafolletto's vigorous
protests.
rLooDiNo or riLD
I'.U.l. ltlVKKViarrittne 1. A pe
or grasshoppers has caused a failure
of the Hrst uttempt made to farm the
former swamp lunds nt Mi'Artbur, .a
reclamation community uear here.
l.evecs hud been built aud many acre
of swamp land had been reclaimed. This
season graiu und other cron bad been
planted ami trcrc doiug nicely antil the
grasshopper scourge appeared, la a short
lime some of the grain had been eateo
dnon to the ground, and ul) tields we.re
threatened.
The farmers, alter consultation, de
cidisl to turn the water hack on the
land from which it had so recently been
removed. This was done, and the grass
hoppers wcrn gotten rid of, but It Is
supposed the crops also have been dj
t roved. Joseph Albert and O
two of the farmer, Civ
are out everv cent of r-?
iu tilling and planting (w
..,ir...t-. 4
si a
CHAXBCBLAOf rtSSEMTBO ..: "-:t
. ' WITH DHM ATO' UNO
POBTLAND, Or., Jone 1. Colonel
Fnuik J. Parker preete4 to Governor
('hajnberlain last nlgbt Ijts celebrated
Irish torqu ring which hat been worn
by "nearly every United Statoi aeaator
elected in Orcgoa and Washington. In
the past CO years. The ring wua given
to folond Parker in Dublin, Ireland,
by an Irish friend la 1887, who told the
colooel that it would alwara bring luck
to the wearer. It baa keto . woro .by
Senators Oolph, Mitchell and Fulton of .The conteet between the two has been
f.!il state, and by He oat or J Squires, Tur- raging with -intensity for weekB past
aer, Foster and Ankeny of Washing- Snd has kept the entire state of Iowa
ton, all of whom were wearing it at the, U a political turmoil. Tho primary vote
time, of their election. Ion. the aenatorship is advisory to the
Colonel Parker aava that the fact of
worernor (. bambertala a wetiriag the
ring will onaoubtedly result in hit eler
rion tomorrow.
; In present ing the. ringMO Governor
Chamberlain, Coloael Parker told hiu
that he wss tlrn fittest man 'in the state
to he sent; to the senate, and that he
woald uphold' the honor and 'tradition
of Orexv sad the Pacific coast bettar
thao soy rnaa that had ever resreseatod
thi or any other Pacific, coast srate In
the opper branch of congress. "'.
IN A-KKDAX, OAT BAOB
UABVASO DEFEATED COBBMU, .
BOSTON, Mass., Jnue 1. ITarvart
nVfaatod Cornell in the s usual hnat :
rftcv over tho short course on thft t.iisrles
river Saturday by about ten le.ngtlts.
The time of the crews' wt: rT.rvard.
Harvard I0:s7. Cornell 11:54,
Hoth bouts cufibt the waur wdlrKiiJw,tioli? bodr. I
Harvard
tTvnn) si most itnmodiatetv towi''f hi
lead with a awoke of "1, while t'omell
rowed at a oiueh lower stroke. Ilarranl
maintained the lead throughout. .'
The cjitir race was rowed in a poor--
raia.-with a heavy fog banging -over
yer. A stroag aast wind blew up
r and the wafer m nnujh. The
rewesl dowa stream with -an
campaign, especially on the i
side, has been one: of tho most eicitingj
that the ftarrkej-e state has ever ex
perienced. Though the primary . covers every of
fteo for which ua election .will be held
in November, witl) the-oiception of the
members of the-judiciary, tho interest
in the senatorial contest overshadows
all else. The, issue at stake' is whether
Governor Albert B. Cummins shall sup
plant the venerable United States Sen-
atot- William Tl, Allison in Washing!
legislature. Aspirants for the generul
voto of- the primary election and both
Allison and Cummins have pnblicly an
nounced thai the resuft of the primary
will determine their fate.
IT SAVED MY LITE
WHITES ECZEMA PATIENT
I
.Bod Ridden Sufferer CoDipletely Cured
by Vse of D. D.'O. ztraal Wash,
! Ona of the wst remarkable Ieema
cores recently credited to the well
ktiown l. I. D. Prescription ha jnt
hwli recorded in Chicago.
!Alr.' K. rfegg. 1W0 Vor Madison
Tt,.Qoder dt of Peemhrr 9. 1(V.
write follows:
stifl'eroil threr vears with Veei.
iatf )lenitt. It ttartM with a littlt sttM
I a. i .
. Upout hundred.! of dollars
Tttnd went to rry mwd dut-tnr I hv'firf,
of, hot kept getting worse. N'othing
wonld slop the awful itch and burning.
"r had to stay iu bed from the mid
die of May. to the middle of .Inly. Then
I tried D. D. t. Pres.riptioo. This
the 9fk.ot PellhfT and I am entirel
Ptee frosss.
aavad - "e
."WVeW I 1 ..... -"-'". - -
liurki!
arrost nnd tho Ou
will plat'o n tlinrgi
ajpiinst him. Tho girl was recent?
lousod from the Mngdnlino homo
wayward girls in iSnn FranciHco.
will now bo sent back to tho homo nnd
kept there until nho becomes of nge.
Tiurko whs formerly an habitue nt' the
tenderloin in this city aud he bears nn
unsavory ropntnt ion. The police say
that if ho is not prosecuted in Oakland
ho will he brought hero to bo tried on
a chargeo f embezzlement. Ft is claimed
that he purchased a phonograph from a
local music house nn tho instalment plan
and after paying a few dollars down,
sold the mnchino and skipped out.
pie were afraid of me f looked so terri
ble. My husband was the only one who
would take cure of me. l. P. 1. stopped
I ho itch at once so 1 eoutd sb-cp, which
I had not done, boforo. Thou I begun
to got better fast ond now my skin i
clear and white, not- a spot anywhere, "
duKt a few drops of 0. D. 1. proscrip
tion applied to the nkin brings relief
nothing to swallow or drink. Wo vouch
for l. P. M. Prescription. al."rt the cleans
ing P. IX P. Soup. Meifoid Prnhma?y.
Hot a bottle today if you bave any skin
disease. Begin your cure nt once. b3
ROAD DITCHER AT WORK
ALONG CENTRAL AVENUE
Tho rond ditcher was again the cei
J? iMlarusi Tliiiva.lni- Tlin Ii.kta
- chine was traimiv-rre.
. nvenue to C street and bi
from apposite the Jackson
lowu ps' "e postollicc
"low. uraa-waiks u
ter mains
ALUIsV UfniMAL A V Lift Uti I - J M
I , It J i
1 from Ii-- I
f
f
stored
doubt i
has been
who havo used it '.
ly to tho uffected air
gins its healing work :
got it todnyf All druggiM
by Kly Itjos., "m3 Wnrret
York, on reroipt of 3H centv
1 To-Nht
Full
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